Evidence-backed company research
Upload a list of companies or websites. Kaiju researches each one against the qualification questions you define, returning supported findings and evidence so you can identify the best-fit companies.
Technology and website intelligence are available today. Broader company facts are rolling out, with monitoring, search, and API products under development.
companies.csv
One company from the uploaded file
0 of 3 fields added
Original file
record_id
company_1842
website
lumen.example
company_name
Lumen Systems
Updated file
matched_website
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waiting
technologies
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waiting
evidence
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waiting
A company list is only the starting point
Kaiju researches each company across public web sources and organizes what it finds, so you can filter the list using the conditions that define a good fit. Every finding includes supporting evidence for review.
See relevant public information that is missing from a standard company list, including technologies in use and other observable conditions.
Apply the same research process across the entire list instead of checking company websites one at a time.
Open the supporting source behind each finding and decide whether it should affect your assessment.
Consistent research at scale
Kaiju applies the same research process across your entire list, so your team does not have to visit every website, search for relevant information, and record results one company at a time.
Start with company names, website domains, or both. Kaiju keeps the original rows and columns intact.
Check that each row is connected to the right company and website. Correct ambiguous or unresolved matches before research begins.
Kaiju examines supported public web properties and records the findings, supporting evidence, observation date, and check status.
Inspect important findings and incomplete checks, then download the CSV with the new data added beside your original columns.
Reviewable by design
Kaiju keeps the supporting public source and relevant context attached to each finding. Review how the result was reached, check whether the evidence supports it, and decide how it should affect your assessment.
Example updated company row
Original columns preserved
For technology consultancies and partners
Identify the technologies and related conditions visible across potential customers or client markets. Use the findings to support account planning and recommendations, with evidence available for review.
DEEPEST COVERAGE TODAY
Kaiju’s broader company research begins with the area it can examine most deeply today: the applications, infrastructure, and digital capabilities visible across the public web.
See the stack
Identify publicly observable platforms and software associated with each company.
Understand the foundation
See visible hosting, cloud, and infrastructure technologies.
See what visitors can do
Review technologies supporting websites, commerce, analytics, and digital experiences.
Know why it is supported
See which technologies appear together and assess whether the environment is relevant to your work.
Evidence without assumptions
Kaiju shows which technologies and related conditions are publicly visible. It does not assume that a company needs your services or is ready to buy. Your team decides how the findings affect qualification, prioritization, or recommendations.
Publicly visible technologies and related conditions, supported by reviewable sources.
Whether a company has an active need, available budget, buying intent, or readiness to engage.
How each finding affects account selection, planning, or client recommendations.
Review the limitsPut your company list to work
Upload a list of companies or websites. Kaiju researches each one, organizes the findings, and keeps the supporting evidence attached for review.
No credit card required
Choose companies you know well. Confirm the website matches, compare Kaiju’s findings with answers you can verify, and inspect the supporting evidence and incomplete checks.
For one person researching a focused set of customers, prospects, partners, or market companies.
Launch price · first 3 paid months
For revenue teams researching companies across campaigns, territories, and CRM exports.
Launch price · first 3 paid months
For larger teams researching high volumes of companies with shared inspection and approval.
Launch price · first 3 paid months
Every paid plan includes
Plan extras
Launch pricing applies to the first three paid months for customers who start by October 17, 2026.
Questions before you start
Kaiju keeps the information already attached to each company, resolves the most likely company and public website, and checks the supported questions or conditions you selected. It returns structured findings with supporting evidence, observation dates, and a clear status for each check.
Kaiju evaluates companies against supported, publicly observable conditions. Technology and website intelligence are available today, including visible software, infrastructure providers, AI products, and website features. Broader company facts are being added over time. Kaiju does not claim access to private systems, contracts, budgets, buying intent, satisfaction, or readiness to change.
Kaiju keeps uncertainty visible. A completed check with no supporting evidence is kept separate from a blocked, incomplete, contradictory, or unresolved result, so missing information is not silently treated as a confident no.
No. Existing rows, company IDs, owners, segments, client or project details, and other fields remain intact. Kaiju adds the selected findings beside them so the results can return to the system or process they came from.
Review the evidence, filter companies by the conditions that matter, support account or market research, prepare client recommendations, or return the findings to an existing workflow. Kaiju supplies the observable facts; your team decides how they affect qualification, prioritization, or other decisions.
They go through the same core research process, so choose companies you know well and compare the findings with answers you can verify. No credit card is required, the allowance does not automatically become a paid plan, and one company successfully resolved to a website counts as one company.
The Kaiju Method
You define the conditions that matter. Kaiju observes each domain against them and shows what it found, where it found it, and which checks remained inconclusive.
Start with companies you already care about
Start with 25 familiar companies. Confirm the website matches, inspect the findings and supporting evidence, and download the updated CSV.
